The Muscle Car Ranch has been
featured in many Newspapers and magazines from across the USA and other
Countries. The Ranch has also been featured on TV.
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06' release
The Muscle
Car Ranch is the backdrop for the 17th Annual Muscle
Car Ranch Swap Meet & Concert. The Muscle Car Ranch represents
nostalgic Americana that has been gathered, collected, preserved
and installed over the past 25 years. The 1900's Dairy Farm with
the original barns still standing are decorated inside and out
with porcelain signs and petrolinia. A natural bowl shaped
meadow surrounded by the barns makes up the Trail Boss
Amphitheater.
The Amphitheater has been host to 14 years of Rock & Roll hall
of fame groups such as the Byrds, Grass Roots, Paul Revere & the
Raiders, Jefferson Airplane, The Lovin’ Spoonful, FireFall, John
Conlee, Dr Hook and Bad Company. This year Muscle Car Ranch
entertainment starts at 1:00 p.m. on sat with a range of acts to
be announced.
The unique Muscle Car Ranch Swap Meet is surrounded by towering
vintage neon and porcelain signs which creates an atmosphere
that is conducive to the buying and selling of rare cars, car
parts, and nostalgic memorabilia. Camping this venue is almost a
requirement. Nestled around “Horsepower Ponds” are a variety of
very clean porcelain block and cobble stone showers and
restrooms, grills dot the shore line and fishing is excellent.
As the main act hits the stage, a large bon fire is lit In the
middle of our large horseshoe ponds, this along with the vintage
lighting makes the evening almost magical.
Some of the featured landmarks are 100’s of signs from our
countries past 75 years. There is a Body By Fisher Napoleonic
Coach sign at our main entrance, the only two left in the world
are here at the ranch, a 30 foot porcelain neon Chevrolet Bow
Tie sign, of which only 4 were made for GM, both are porcelain
and from the early 40’s. The huge Clock Inn Motel sign from
Route 66 in OKC, at 4000 pounds and 15 foot across, it is a huge
clock and pendulum swings from side to side. The Patio Charcoal
Hamburger Sign From NW 50’th and Classen in OKC stands 50 feet
above a Chickasha land mark, Brees Diner which was in operation
in the 40’s across from the Oklahoma College for Women, now
nestled in the cottonwoods at the back of the first 40 acres.
There are some new additions to the Ranch this year including
another historic landmark from Oklahoma City, the 36 foot tall
Redskin Theatre marquee from 29th & Western 1930’s
theatre, recent acquisition of a unique Maverick Motel sign from
the 50’s should also grace our entrance.
So we invite
you to join us underneath the cottonwoods on the shore of the
Horsepower Ponds, next to Camaro Canyon, right down the way from
Toronado Terrace overlooking the Nick Hart State Park and just
in sight of The Trail Boss Amphitheatre. We guarantee you, your
friends and family will enjoy your favorite weekend here at the
Muscle Car Ranch. We offer 50 acres of free parking. Let us host
your next event. Hope to see you this year August 17-20 for our
17th Annual Swap Meet & Concert.
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The Muscle Car Ranch would
like to invite you, your family and friends to The 16th
Annual Muscle Car Ranch Swap meet and Concert August 18-21.
The swap meet starts
Thursday August 18 and continues through Sunday August 21.
Entertainment will kick off Saturday, Aug. 20th. Headlining
Saturday night Aug.20th will be Bad Company featuring
former lead singer Brian Howe. Beginning in 1984 Howe began
creating, writing, recording and touring, headlining every
major venue around the globe. Along with Bad Company’s
highly acclaimed 1993 live CD "What You Hear Is What You Get
- The Best of Bad Company - LIVE" Brian wrote and sold 19
million additional albums highlighted by such radio and
video hits as "Holy Water", "If You Needed Somebody", "No
Smoke Without a Fire", and "How About That", not to mention
a few of the groups previous hits as recorded on the "LIVE"
CD.
Advance tickets for Saturday
night’s show are $20and $25 at the gate. If you have a car,
car parts, or anything automotive related for sale or show,
reserve your 10’ x 25’swapmeet vendor space for $35 in
advance and $40 at the gate. Admission is $1.00 for those
spectators who would like to come out and enjoy the
atmosphere. There is 50 acres of free parking, we offer
Lakeside camping, R.V’s are welcome $15 per night (sorry no
hookups), clean men’s & women’s
Restrooms/showers are an
added convenience. So come on out bring a friend and enjoy
yourselves. We are looking forward to seeing you out at
Muscle Car Ranch. For more information call Curtis at
405.222.4910 or check us out on the web
www.musclecarranch.com to stay tuned to other events coming
up at The Muscle Car Ranch. |
2004 Press release
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The Muscle
Car Ranch is the backdrop for the 15th annual Muscle
Car Ranch Swap meet. The Muscle Car Ranch represents nostalgic
Americana that has been gathered, collected, preserved and
installed over the past 25 years. The 1900's Dairy Farm with the
original barns still standing are decorated inside and out. A
natural bowl shaped meadow surrounded by the barns makes up the
Trail Boss Amphitheater.
The Amphitheater has been host to 12 years of Rock & Roll hall
of fame groups such as the Byrds, Grass Roots, Paul Revere & the
Raiders, Jefferson Airplane, The Lovin Spoonful, FireFall, John
Conlee. This year Muscle Car Ranch entertainment starts at 1:00
p.m. on sat with a range of acts to be announced.
The unique Muscle Car Ranch Swap Meet is surrounded by towering
vintage neon and porcelain signs which creates an atmosphere
that is conducive to the buying and selling of rare cars, car
parts, and nostalgic memorabilia. Camping this venue is almost a
requirement, nestled around Horse Power Ponds are a variety of
very clean porcelain block and cobble stone showers and
restrooms, grills dot the shore line and fishing is excellent,
and 50 acres of free parking.
Some of the featured landmarks are 100’s of signs from our
countries past 75 years. There is a Body By Fisher Napoleonic
Coach sign at our main entrance, the only two left in the world
are here at the ranch, a 30 foot porcelain neon Chevrolet Bow
Tie sign, of which only 4 were made for GM, both are porcelain
and from the early 40’s. The huge Clock Inn Motel sign from
Route 66 in OKC, at 4000 pounds and 15 foot across, it is a huge
clock and pendulum swings from side to side. The Patio Charcoal
Hamburger Sign From NW 50’th and Classen in OKC stands 50 feet
above a Chickasha land mark, Brees Diner which was in operation
in the 40’s across from the Oklahoma College for Women, now
nestled in the cottonwoods at the back of the first 40 acres.
There are some new additions to the Ranch this year including
another historic landmark from Oklahoma City, the 36 foot tall
Redskin Theatre marquee from 29th & Western 1930’s
theatre.
So we invite
you to join us underneath the cottonwoods at the shore of the
Horsepower Ponds, next to Camaro Canyon, right down the way from
Toronado Terrace overlooking the Nick Hart State Park. We
guarantee you, your friends and family will enjoy your favorite
weekend here at the Muscle Car Ranch. Let us host your next
event. Hope to see you this year August 19-22 for our 15th
Annual Swap meet.
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Curtis Hart
405-222-4910
email-
charticus@aol.com
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